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I T i ROSEBURG REVIEW. i " t j ' --II. SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 1885. Lo W.$ 1,300 or $1,033 oa first-claaa Ileal Estate security, for aterm'ef years. App'y to J. C. Fullertoa for terms and particulars. , r TnE Octogexariax. -Mr. John F. Sntb erlamVof Oakland, has been quite sick at h'3 son's residence f ondcl Sutherland but is, vr are glad to. say soins bet ter. Mrs. Adams, his daahter, went over last Thurs? day to see him. EosEEUR.x We call the attentioa of our readers io the opinion expre3ed of our beau tiful country T,y the Oregouiau's correspon dent, who has been this week m our city. A great maty good people here already, and "room tor many more." QtTARTEfiLY Mnxa. Rev. E. G. Mic hael Presiding Elder of tha Oregon Disct M. E. Church, South, will hold the secon I Quarterly Meeting for the'Itoaebarv Circuit in, our Church in Ko3eburs ths 31sL of Jan uary an l the 1st. of February. AU are cor dially invited to attend. B. T. Sharp P. C A'.l psrs ns knoirin tha'nselves indebted to the late firm of E; J. Vvge and Fas;e & Vcnable. will do well to come foward at once and pay oIT their notes and accounts. Those failing to comply with this uoti'ie, will find c their accounts and notes in the hands of an Attorney for collection. , Oakland Or. .Tax 22d. 1S&3. Another Mill. E. .. Kyes the veteran and indefatinable saw radi mau has just re turned from a trip'to liaudolpb, Coos county where he made arrangements with S. K. Lane, to erect a s w mill on the latter place on Deer Creek. This is good news for the people of that section as it is mneh needeJ. Mr. Kyes also reports Mr. Lane doing a good business in his mine and expecting to visit Eoseburs soon. ' An unpretentious episode occured at S. Marks and Co's stare Tnursday. week. Harman Marks,, nephew of Asher Marks, becaraa the reclp'int of a birthday present, a beautiful gjid wafch' an J chain, presented. by his uncld Asher Mirks. -Tha young gentleman fully appreciates this goMea pre sent, which for years t coat, will be a souvenir of feis 21st. birthday. Tins was mis ed from the hook last week. Please accept apology. The Death of Jons ScnsErona.' John Schneider, who for several years had been .np!oyed by 1 u Lsnvenberu as shoemaker, b-'cominij in bad health, went to Portland last week to jain admittance to a hospital. He registered at tne New York Hotel. The r.extday he was f und dead in ths corridor of the hotel. He was an industrious Ger man, some forty 'yean f age, and "poor Schneider" was the heartfelt fe ling of this community, wheu the sad news arrived. A New Sawmill. vVe learn that the tniohinery of Mr. J. I'ittmauV sawmill on . Pleasant Hill lias been bought by a company of which Mr. Thornton and Dr. Santert, of l'o?e urjr, are prominent members, and taken to Portland where 1,000 worth of repairs have Deen m.ida on the same. It is s&id tha15"lame will ba seut to the lower Siuslaw via San Francisco, and be placed in a mill which will be erected two miles below Florence on the Lane county side. The cipacity of tho propped mill will be 10,000 feet per day. Guard. -The Weather. ---'1 ha Southern World prints a bit of'weatl er'wisdaai" which just alo'.i co-e -a the case To those who con tinually croak about the leather, it says: "Whether 'wet' or 'dry' w commend the following utterance of Colonel ( Richard Peters; "We all complain of the weather, aad can't see the wisdom of it, but I cou .fsis, iu the light of forty years' experience, Ui; u l could vurn on the rain 8 I uo a sprinkler at home I couldn't have managed ;tso well for this one farm, year in and year our, as it ha3 been managed. ' So I take the weather without complaining, I know it Tiil come all right in the end. " The Legislature. I'iie Legislature is till grinding away. The railroad freight and fare bill . is bciug considered and the Circuit Court's time of meeting iu this place has been change to th- third Monday in May, providing the Governor agrees. The vote on Senator is as fol'mv: plater, 36'; Hirsob, 14; Gt-org-, 7; Ktlsoy, 7; W. U. Johnson, G; IJ.iise, 5; Hare, 4; Failing, 3; WLliams, 3; Hill, 1; App!e.?ate, 1; C. E. Moore, 1. Shape, W.L-ox and Manning vote for Hirsch, Enituitt and Rogers for George, Riddle for Fading. The next Sen ator from O -egon, p rmit theus. will be John II. M tchell or Binder Hermann. Woniek'CL (' USTr.y. lu conversation with Re.'. John Howard of this lit.-, "n told us this week that the Jijat n U in his yard were lit in full(bloom with a fra.jr.ino per fectly dtlicious. And a'sa other flowers gave stronj; indications of soon l-'ursting f jrth. He also remarked incidentally, that he had been digin a.id using, new potatoes all winter. Now all we have to say is this Uinpqna Valley cm not he excelled for luxuriant productions, beautiful climate, and as a sanitarium in "ttriV-jjreat North-West. And the more wonderful it is, when we con eider that our latitude is 43 degrees north, and 43 degrees longitude from Washington. Surprise Party. One of tlu sa enjoya. ble affai s-51 surprise par.y was given to Mr. and Mr?. Kapp, of this city, Monday even n. Mrs. Judge Willis and Mrs. S. C. Flint were the originators of the happy affair and succeeded in their undertaking immens' ly. At an appointed hour, the eclat of Roseburg assembled at the residence of Judge Willis and wended their way to Mr. Rapp's. The surprise was complete, bnt no mora entertaining host or hostess could have been found, and in this the ladies had shown their good judgment Everything went as merry as a wadding bell, each and every one of the throng of over fifty enjoy ing themselves to the greatest extent, refresh ments, nice and delicious, wer served, And the services of Mr. Ostrander engaged, when the happy crowd adjourned to Slocum's Hall where dancing was indulged iu. We would publish the names of those present asam' raento hut our space is so limited. LOCAL ITEMS. Wentines at Langenberg to suit any case. How many new j ear resolutions have you kept. '" A.' Slocum of Portland, is loin? Southern Oregon. Our wrjehonB3men are shipping consider able wheat this week For lame Pack, Side or Chest use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. All those desiring ticket to the Masque Ba'.lnust get the same of John Chase. There is scarcely standing room in the thiroi house of Repr. santatives this week . Mr. Tolls is doing soma fia9 lettering on the Show windows of Mr. Jaskulek's Jewel ery store. ' SHILOH'S COUGH and Consumption Cure'if sold by us oa a guarantee, it cures consumption. Our townsman W. ;i Friedlander, has gone to Salem this week again a member of the third house. SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the Itemedy for you. At Mr. Caufield's this week, we noticeJ an old fashioned loom, which mada US thiak of auld lang syne. ',-.. Col. J. C. Fullerton and 'Hon. V. F. Owens paired and also went to Salem to ap ply for admissiou to the third uons We are sorry to learr- that W m. Thornton formsr y of Lookiug Glas-i, lost all his sheep at Maysvillf, Wasco county, where he now resides. James Laird is now engaged in fixing the Ceo Bay road and putting it in sucjh order, as it will oe a pleasure to visit the coast this coming summer. The second Qaartely Meeting of th M. E. Church, south, will convene at Caayon ville on February 8th. E. G. Michael P. E J I R. Roberti. P. C. - i Steel nails have now become established as the nail of the future. Within three ysars we believe that iron nails will b re garded as entirely out of date. lie v. J. It.N. Bel went to Independence Thursday and may go to Portland before returning". We (the devil) promise yu a good paper during his absence. A. dejected friend tells us that the bill col'tiction business i the most active in the city so active than he cannot koep out of the way of those engaged in it. Rev. Octaviu3 Parker rsquests us to an nounce tiiat there will bo Divine service in St. ( Iraients Episcopal Church, Oakland, on next Sunday morning and evening. Having sold out, I take this method of informing all persons that are indebted to m, i come forward immediately and set tle what you owe. W. C. Gadius W hopo to see a nice church edifice erected on the hill near the Boggess school house on Deer ''reek. No more eligible spot could be Kelected, nor more centrally located for the accommodation of the general public. Hon. J. W. Hamilton retunred home Wed nesday evening, with his bride, and his friends gave him a reception; the everubi qniutous Yankee Doodle Band -tendered them a serenade. It was a jjeasant evening. We wish the happy coap' no end of good fortune Rev. P. A Moses Ex. Supt. of Public in struction of Linn Connty Oregon, stopped over last Wednesday in Roseburg, to Bee our County and call on friends. He is on his way to take charge of the Jacksonville cir cuit. I We commtnlhira to the abubdant hospitality for which those people in thit section are noted. We know whereof we speak. The United States comprises 36 states 8 territories aud one district. The house of Representatives which is the most numerous branch of the American Congress from and after March 4th will be composed of 325 J members, and 8 Tenitorial Delegates who bare tsea.s in the Congress but do not vote. Politically there are 182 Democratic mem bers 140 Republicans 2 Greeubackers and 1 vacancy. The territorial delegates are com posed of 4 democrats 3 republicans and one independent from Utah. A Great Discovery That is daily bringing jay to the houies of thousands by saving many of their dear ones from an early gravr. Truly is Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthama, Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Loss of Voice Tickling in the Throat, Pain in the Side and Chest, or any disease of the Throat and Lungs, 'a positive cure. , .Guaran tHHd. Trial Bottles free at S. Hamil ton's drug store. TFIA r HACKING CJUOH can be o quickly cured by Shd jh's Cure. We g:r untee it. i Tne Housewife s Favonte. We will send free for one entire year, to every lady who sends us at once the names of ten married ladies, at same address, and 12 two-cent stamps for postage, our handsome, entertaining and instructive Journal, devoted to Fashions, Fancy W orfc, Decorating, Cooldng and Household matters. Regular price, $1.00. Send to-day, andseenre next number. Addres, DO MESTIC JOURNAL, Nunda, N. Y. "j Syrap ol Pigs- Nature's own true Laxative. Pleas ant tio the Palate, acceptable to the Stomach, harmless in its nature, pain less jn its action. Cures habitual Con stipation, Biliousness, Indigestion and ku dred ills. Cleanses the system, purines the blfrbd, regulates the Liver and acts on the Bowels. Breaks up Colds, Chills and Fevers, etc.' Strength ens tho organson which it acts. Bet ter than bitter, nauseous Liver medi cines, pills, salts and draughts. Sam ple bottles free, and large bottles for sale by S. Hamilton. OAKLAND NEWS. Roses in full bloom can ba seen on tha streets of Oakland. If you want Arb. to smile ask him about.Grover Clereland his boy. R. Smith, Staver & W alker's agent, was -with us this week. Come, again. It seems that the O Aland Dramatte Club has patterned rtfter the All Stars. G. B. Barr is the hippiest man in Oregon. It's a boy, weight 10 pounds. Un cle Calvin Hanna is making sub stantial improvements about hla farm at eld town. Prof. Russell, M3. Russell, and their pupils will give a first class enter- tainment in Brown's Hall soon. Mrs Cupt G. W. Short was visiting fiienda in Oakland this week. She was the guest of Mis. A. F. Brown. The lumber foi C. M. Hall's tempor ary buildiug ha3 arrived and the work of construction will Lenin at once. G. J. Stearns, of E. G. Young & Co, returned from Portland thU week and reports the Cuipoiiuui dull and muddy. We learn J. H. Howard intends dis posing of Las fine residence and moving to Med ford. We hop this is a f alee report. A. F. Brown and Dr. Ilerbold have irrealv imnroved ths looks of Mr. B.'s building by trimming the trees in front of the same. - E. G. Young is now engaged in fen- cipsr and makinsr other improvements abont hw beautifully located lot, pre- para tory to the erection of two fine res-I ideuces Uurinz the coming s uiuiaer. The Good Templar3 elected ths f ol- I lowing office-s Tuesday: C. A. Shel J bi-.de, w. u; Mrs. iaunie uroucu, v. V.; Dr. Harris, Sec; W. B. Haramitte Fin. Sec; D. W. Stearns, Treas. C. N. Gaddis, M.; llev. Lockhard, Chap lain. The lodge is prospering. Our best; item of last week was g'ven to the Wilbur correspondent. It is hard for us to excuse the new Editor, as this paragraph was the pride of our column. If he was not so much our superior physically we might hold him jieisoiiaily respouaible-but we will let him down easy this time. The protracted meeting being con- a.,-a I.. tj.. t? ;.., -io .,i. Tnir- UUWlVU UT JLIVO Ibivilfliuowu Mav I hard is constantly growing in interest. The results of earnest work are Dlaiulv to be seen. Rev. Mr. Lee of Portlaud is now ably assisting these gentlemen. His sermons have the ring of the gen- uine metal. Much permanent good wiii result from this meeting. T. Ford of Roseburg installed the! - I following officers Umprjua lodge. No. 37, J. O. O. F. He was assisted ly J. T. Bloom field, P. G. M." and J. A. Mcuormack, ana oneioreae jx. U. Anniversary iodge jn o. iy. o as. Uearhng, JS. or.j iu. J. rage, v. --J A. F. Steams, R. S.; J. T. Bloomfield, P. S ; J. C. Hutchinson, T.; L. Mc- Farland, W.; J. R. Dodge, C; F. J. Crouch, I. G.: Z. L. Dimmick, R. S. N. G.; J. Batty, Lu S. N. G.: H. S. Marsh, R. S. V. G.j Dr. L. Hall, L. S. V. G. Observer. As Arthur keeps on filling up the offices with Republicans, the inward- ness of civil service reform comes more aud more to light. Prom Oalapooia. Our farmers have once more resumed speeding the plow. Cattle buyers becoming very numer ous in these parts. Joe Gossrt some days since on Tyee mountain kiiied a lare panther and wounded another one. Miss Mary Win nii'ord has returned home verv siekj from Diain where she has been attending school. Jesse Day accompanied by his niece :t.i.33 ltoae Lay wok tneir departure lat.-eek, Rev. J. C. Richrdson held divin: service at the school house last Sunday Joan Davis' united himself with the church aud w;a baptised. Parties well known, who are siaugh tenng tne deer on a.) ee mountain oy - . i m i I tli dozens taKing tne niues and leaving carcassea for the buzzards should by all means be reported and fined, P. SHILOH'S CATAERII REMEDY a positive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria, and Canker Mouth. Kiddle Kotos Farmers are all busy seeding. : There has been no loafers in town for seme time; all seem to be busy at work. Mrs. B. F. Lohr, of Ashland, is bo visit ing friends and relatives in our little Vid.ey. Mr. Chitwood and family, who came here from Washington Territory and formerly of Missouri started for Missouri Mi nday. The school taught by Miss Nichols is progressing nicely but has been somewhat deiained by the Diptherfa, which has been at Canyon ville. Last Friday some n broke into Stilly Riddle's hous. and stole a pair of bocts and Gin Lin's partner acting as corpse, pasa- .oethitoeV while the occupants were el through town this week. TheChiua away. The thief has been stealing around - for some time and we cannot see why he is man kdled in the mines by a not arrested. He carries a shot gun and a caving on him while at work on knapsack. X- X. X. St trliaj creek. Sentinal. HESE -AND THESE. Times are improring. Robinson's circus is coming. New subscribers are rolling in. Everybody speaks a kind word for us. Fresh roasted peanuts at the City Bakery. Query ,-when will the Cole's Yalley road be opeuedl. F. P. Ilogan has returned from his trip to Portland. ' Thos. Sheridan has returned from a trip to Coos Bay. Winnie Gaddis has sold out hi3 Cigar s ore to Wm. Rose. Notwithstanding the game laws, hunters ate plentiful. D. C. McClallen is building a small house near his hotel. A letter from St. John is published lsewhtre in this issue. T. Bernheim, the popular hide buyer is doing Douglas county. We have a better working Legisla- ture this vear than usual. W. N. Moore returned last Friday from a trip to the Dalles. ' J. W. Strange, clerk of the Senatf, was in town over Sundav. W. G. Woodward made a business triP 10 roruana ims weeK. John Ihompson is building a new residence, just below the foundry, xue marsuai nas neen enjriijreci in killing unlicensed dogs this week. Henry Conn Sr. lost a fine White Prince horse lately, worth at least $500. Warren Truitt has been appointed Regfster of the land office at Lake view, H D Foste ent fo Eauitable Life xnsurauce (ja of N, Y. is in town this week. Our City Recorder, T. Ford, is adorn ing his lot near.the depot, with shade trees. - Mrs. Thos. Williams is visiting friends and relatives in Ten Mile and Looking Glass. The union services are still contin- ued thia week, and held at tho Presby terian Church. c Eastern Oregon aud Washington pa- Per y tn ss of stock will not . . A. V . . a. reacu 1U Per c9nt- A delegation of Odd Fellows went to Oakland Wednesday morning to at- I tend the installation. J Mrs. Dr. Palmer, and Mrs. Rev J Smick called on us last Saturday, Suc- I cess to their, enterprise. We have turned out some fine job J work this wek, and we are constantly I making improvements in this depart- I ment E G Hursb wenfc th Monday mornin probably desirous of looming up as a dark horse in the Senatorial contest. H. E. Dumbleton, who has resided near town the past year, left on Tues day morning to take up his residence at Salem. The Salem "Statesmau" is putting in a complete new outfit and i3 evidently making money. It is bright and newsy, I Success boys. Oregon's exhibit at tho New Orleans exhibition occupies a square 35 by 90 feet on the main floor of the govern ment building. , We acknowledge receipt, and tender many thanks to Representative Man ning for various reports to tho Legis lature ho sent us. F. A.Metz Esq. cf Oakland, our old time musical companion, called this week, and his short visit was both pleasant and profitable. The committee is meeting with reat success and the celebration on March wilI ffrandest affair in the his- i FQ,lfw Roseburg is the liveliest town in the State, and is pushing forward with a steady and healthy growth. We have no booms and consequently no boom erangs. We call special attention to the drav imsn9 conducted by Willie Van Baren He h ina.astrious and accom- e lating, self-made and reliable. Give hitn youl. patronage. J-H- Evans, late Register of the land j office at Lake view, but row agent for the California Land Company, has re turned home after a ten days visit to Roseburg on Business. The advertisement of J. H. O'Mal- ley, proprietor of the Roseburg Marble Works, can be found in another col umn. He is a first-class workman and deserves liberal patronage. J. C. Gilmere and family start for Missouri soon. They go to take care of Mrs. Gilmore's mother in her last days. Mrs. Gilmore's father died since sbe left there, a few weeks since. A. hih toned Chinese funeral, with The index finger of Rer. Howard's left hand for about two months has caused him much pain and at one time threatened the amputation of the whole hand. But we are glad to say that, hand and finger art improving. Rev. J. R. N Bell las purchased tho Douglas Independent and will r I change the name of that paper to the loseburg Review. JUr. Bell has many riends in this city who join with the Gazette iu wishing him success in his ournalistic tid venture. -Corvallw Ga zette. W. C Mcradden. a notorious bilk. , - . III wuu upciatvu as & punier uua scaoui i tU : O.U. 1 years ago, has been driven out of Can yon City for threatening to burn the town and other misdeeds. He will evidently adorn a lamp post some of these bright days. The annual Douglas county Bible meeting was neid at tne irresbytenan church last Sunday evening. Thecon- gregation was large and attentive. The report of tha treasurer, H. C. Stanton was good, the collection was 12.S5, 1 the KDflcchas of the nastors ware well I received and a very profitable meeting withal. I m , The Oregon State Temperance Alli ance will meet at Salem ou Wednesday Febr nary 11th. All organizations de- votud to the interests of temperance are invited to send delegates, one delegate being allowed for every twentv members and each fraction above ten. The usual reduction in fares has been secured. C. Ball has sold the Douglas Inde pendent to Re". J. R. N. Bell for $1,000. We learn that Fred Floed will assist in the management of the raper, which thus ensures an interest- ing and reliable Democratic newspaper at jxoseourg. we wjsii .orotner ueu success m his new venture .Jackson- ville Times. - j Rev. J. R. N. Bell has bought tha Douglas "Independent," and will as sume control at once. The name of the paper will be changed to the "Reriew" and Fred Floed, who has already made a bright record as a journalistic writer, will assist in tha editoral department, Mr. Bell has many friends here who wish him'success in his venture. Ash- and Tidings, We had the pleasure this we-k of ooking over th. catalogue issued by the Simmnn i Hardware I nmnanv af Nt. 1 aim mon S xxara ware company Ol nr T Ti J 1.1. - I l 1 I- 1 I ajuuis. ib iu mrgwi, wu. we nave seen for many a day enHrely eclipsing Webster's Unabridge. And to cap the 1 1 climax a Supplement, one-fourth its size acccmpaiues it. it is a veritable curiosity, uau at it. . a f. u. oner idan's and take a look at it. The Drain Academy and Normal! School has been incorporated with W. HUy Kendall, JV1. U. JOnnson, l v D0; -r k -r. i yv, T x T rain, Ji. A. liOOtll, Ur. J. . irayton, John Kuykandall, T. L. Jones and H. L. Bensou as incorporators and d-rec. tors. The object of the institution is v.w. to carry on a school of academic grade, J ut students tor teachers, and wiJl cive diplomas and confer' degrees. When we read of the work and havoc of the Djnamitera in London, the thun- j .i . t i . i i der Of the nitro glycerine, backed bv .i . j j ,i i me uepraveu ingenuity oi inoae aan- nr..a W;ii'i;.ii j gerOUS H ihlllStS, and, as at paragraph" at. wll sr. "wh-ri th Kliirrlr fivn.onc " J ' " - " " Jr. t.a MelAiatnt of Urli'n AtJ ... v .-v-6, v V iron-banded Bismarck with the finest army on tho planet at his back, we get a revelation of possibilities (hat make royal heads lie uneasy on their pillowy In view of all that is impending in Europe, it beheores Americans to be have particulaily well jnst nowr Singulir as it may seem to those pri vate persons holding the relation of fa-' ther and son, it is a notorious fact that aged monarchs are often very jealous of the son who is to succeed them. The fact if illustrated by this anecdote of Emperor William of Germany: An ar- tist was commatuled to paint some court . CereruOUV, and brought BOine sketches to tiie Jiiinperor. instead, however, of ' representing the crown piince standing upright by his father's side, the painter had sketched him with one foot on the step of the throne where the Emperor was seated. His majesty at once seized a pencil, scratched out the obnoxious foot, and drew it in its proper place, writing on the margin: "not yet" The Best Evidence. Of the merits of a remedy is the ef- feet on the system, so there can bo no doubt that the California Fig Syrup Company is pursuing the wisest planl possible to make known the wonderful efficacy of Syrup of Figs for all the ills ariaing from an inactive condition ef the Liver, Kidneys, Stomach and Bowels, in giving away sample bettlea free of charge. Ask our enterprising druggist, S. Hamilton, for a free sam ple bottle, or you can buy large bottles for hf ty cents or one dollar. SHILOH'S VITALIZER is whatyoa need or Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness ana au symptons ot dyspepsia. Price 10 ii 79 cents per twttie. LODGE N6TICE3. A LAChEL LODGE A. F. M. WILL HOLD V 7 regular meetings on Wednesday on or before Ceacb full moon. B, HtKii-VJ., w. jo. J. P. Dukcax, Sic. PHILETARIAN LODGE, No. 8, 1. 0. O. P., meeU ! on Thursday evening: of aeh wet at 7 o'clock, in tbeir hall at Juweburer. 1!mr S th5 ord;r.uu L 8ta,ldin in"ted ttad. Bt order of the Ji. O. UKIOX ENCAMPMENT. No. 9. I. O. O. F., meets at Odd Fellows' Hall on th first and thi4 Fridays of ever? monfn. Visiunir brethren Invited to attend. L. Bblpils.C. P. , C. Marks, Scrib CMPQUA CHAPTER, Xo 11, F. A. II., bold tne,r regular connnnnications every first ana third Tuesday in eatb mouth. ; All Mimely notice and trovcrn themselves acconlinirlv. L-VUljiWUUII9 ATQ JUIValfCU W liiUtJfc Willi uw -Mpei when convenient. ' . " J. C. FULLKRTOX, n, P. W. L FmsDLASDBR, Se"V. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. GRANGE ma iflcnm irrinv aBQUUIiliUll OF ROSEBURG. W. F. OwcilS, - - Manager. -DEAL IN 111 Q OJLAXT UTS'OjS ALSO AGENTS FOR AUKtUULTURAL IF.lPLEr.lttJTS, OF ALL KINDS. . ITfE TRANSACT A GENERAL BUSINESS IN TV Our Line and Div the hlebest Market Price i or wool ana uruin, A FULL LINE OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLE- ments kept constantly on hand, or famished on snort notice at lowest races. qfitceand warehouse opposite the "W. IT. Owens. oprosiT carlon's stablk, Blacksmithing and Shoeing. AH work in this lin will be attended to promptly at reasonable rates. W. N- MOOEE, lUttttKAL l5UKAUUt Atibflle Office at Court House. ROSEBURG OREGON Administrator's Sale. ATOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UN J.1 ieneddmlnistrator ofthe EsUte of Cynthia A. Applegate, deceased, by order of the County Court of Douglas county,: Oregon, made and entered on the in day or JJecember lisi, volume 4, page 33 ana 34 of the Probate order book, will sell at public sale 1 wwii,. q(tiiuiu puiuv uuuu n c o quarter MCtion corner between sections 20 and i Towntihln 22. 8. R- & West, thanna Nfirth 20 r.hainn I rforth Aegnca E g thenj. SS-TtS3-i SXZiX SC west " vw-ioocuains wpiaceot Degjnning ana au beius in Douclas coiuitv. Oregon and containing 42 28 100 Acres, together with the appurtenances there- 1 3it loss. v. w. A-rrLtuAiii, Administrator. Attention, Contractors! I O School cierk of District No. 14, Douglas county according to plans and specifications, acopy of which can oe seen oy applying at tne tjouniy uert office 0rat the lesidence of the District Clerk at Umpqua tSJ can be seen by applying at the County Clerk's office endonied, Bids for Building a School HSto opened at the annuaI School meetl on JL????' bVhe rectors. C.ntract to be let to loweit responsible bid - def-The boi,,dl TOIniti reserve the right to 1 "jec n7 r U W By orler of the Committee. u r. muo., ciern. Exc Clltors A O tiCC. j totice is hereby given that the un- I uw5i(jucu uaT. vwu apiKHoiu executors 01 the las. WU1 and TesUment, and ot the Estate of Wil- I nam a. nniuton, deceased, late of Dousrlas countv . Oregon, by order of the Coihtj Court cf said County I na atte niaae ana enterea ou the 24th day of Janu- ary. ISSS, and they have d Jly qualified as such: No "wo". persons eaving claims against said fcs- i taws are nereDy notined to present the same duly ver- within six months at the Sheriff's office at Kose- bunr. Oregon, to either of the unde si imed. and all t"?1? owilig t8iB,e quired to make in- V. H. PINKSTON, Q. A. TAYLOR. Executors. Dated at Roseburg, January Slst, 1SS5. Notice to the Public yk lil. persons are lorumucii vo euier upon any oi . t.StJ.1 a . ... . XV mv nciosea lanas in riournoy vaiier. or to hunt upon my premises, juacs 11. LULKuy. J". A. SMITH, Propiietor of lh CITY BAKERY AND - CANDY FACTORY. T7'1EEPS constantly on I iV tock ( Bread, Cakes, Pi HAND A FULL P?m. Plu.in a.n-1 funnv Krmckera, tc. Also a fine selection of French aud nuitvu v4UUivJ saliva vuwuib w mwvu ROSEBURG HARBLE WORKS. DEALER IN TOOMBSTONES, TABLETS, ETC. Shop Bear of Hogan's Store. FULLERTON, ATTOXtHEY - AT - ZiAW OFFICE: la Marks' brick, up stairs. L. F. M03HER, ATTOHirSlT-AT -LAW. Office, Adjoining Hogan's Store. ROSEBURG OREGON . First right hand room, p-stairs ever Marks Btere. Kepairs and alterations neatlr dene. UUOllVlilM I VI ft IJ W V . An Independent Newspaper of Democratic Principles, but not Con trolled by any Set of Politicians or Manipulators; Devoted to Collect ing and Publishing all the News of the Day in the most Interesting Shape and with the greatest possi- 1 ble Promptness, Accuracy and Im partiality; and to the Promotion of Democratic Ideas and Policy in the affairs of Government, Society and Industry. Rates, bff Mail, Postpaid: DAILY, per Year - - - $6 CO DAILY, per Month ..... SO SUNDAY, per Year - - - - 1 00 DAILY and SUNDAY per Year - 7 CO WEEKLY, per Year - - - I 00 . Address, TUB SUV, Sew York City, fa' 1 1 ' HAmiiTOsr Dealer in iDpngs and. Oflccs for sale in Kegs or Tin; 4000 pounds of Pioneer White Lead; 500 Galons Salem Soiled LinSCCU OH; XoO gUlS Tur pentine; A complete stock ol Paints, Brushes, Varnishes, and Can Color. (It you are going to do any painting cali an( get prices before piirclias- ing El&ewhcrc.) A complete assortment of School Books, School Stationery, Writing Paper, Envelopes, etc., which U wm scU very Cheap. Gar den Seeds, Patent Eledicines, and everything that is kept in a first-class Drugstore. Or ders by mail and Express promptly attended to. NEW BTORl AT 1UIjARI, or. J. WT. Dllilll ABiD would regpet;trully Jnorm iixe pablic has on haud a fine assortment of - Dry Goods, Groceries, Ready-Hade Clothing, and in fact everything usually kept at a fic c:as store. Uite bun a call. I Goods at Iiow Prices" I AH kinds of Produce Taken IVL EXCllAIlgC fOT GOOdS Ja.AH onlsn promptly r;u'i . T. C. HACKED, . . PHTSICmilSUEGEOII GARDINER, OREGOX. The Buyers' Guide Is issued March i and Sept., each year; 224 pages, 8xll J inches, with over 3,300 illustrations a whole picture gallery. G ires wholesale prices direct to consumers, on all poods for . personal or y-. family use. Tells how to f """ d gives exact f '.A i cost of ev erything you I i j J use, drink, eat, wear, or VV.- have fun with. These invaluable hooks contain Information gleaned from the markets of the world, will mail a copy Free to any address upon receipt of the postage S cents. Let cs hear from you. v t Respectfully, MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. I' H J CtrXWASlS TO AttM teiall annliRanta I I i lit-.. X.S erdarlnfit It contains illustrations, prices, 4ecrlpuoas anil &ietka forplanU&c all Vsabl ana Flow CUMh EUiBS, e-u THE INDEPENDENT. SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 1885. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE. ALL PEBSONS ARE HEHEBY NOT1F1EO TU.vr T K&v riven to nv snn Charles U. Noah his time as a man oi full age. I claim none of hU waves and m ill not berespoiwiWe for any of his contracts and ail persons are warned not W credit him on my account. vr. . .ivau. Janaary 10th, 1SS5. NOTICE. United Slates Land OGce, Rosebarr, Orejron, Dec. IS, 18S5. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, PURSUAJiT TO Act of Congress of June 8, 1873 for the sale ot timber lands in the States of California, Oregon, Ne vada and in Washington Territory .that Henry C.Sim mons has applied to purchase the Lots No. 6, C. 7 and 8, 6ec. 24, T. 28.S, K; 7 West, Wiliunette Mer idian. .. i Any aud all persons claiming d Tersely any of the above described land, must file tbeir claims.witn the during the sixty days publication hereof, and failing register ol the u. h. LadiI Office at tir.se burg, uregon I -M"r riul' Wi" w. r be'sjaaiin I decso-9t jiuvor, j- b b wi wm ww m-
